Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Cohen, Nathan, The founder of the famous idea that 'Toussaint' was as great a sol- dier as Napoleon. A Hue fellow who is liked by everybody. Junior Exhibition. Military 121. Band 131. Orchestra 121. Junior- Senior Play 1Manager1. House 121. Collins, Gerard P. Doc, He-'s always telling how hard it is For a fellow to study with a job like his, So when he is absent a day now and then, NVe know it's to get back his vim again. 1? 'Z ? ?1 President of Class 111. Basketball Manager 111. Cadets 141. Captain Junior R. O. T. C. Athletic Council 121. Speaker of House. Junior Ex- hibition Semi-Finals. Track. Band. Junior-Senior Play. Senate. Condon, Frank, He's one of the Band's famous moaning, groaning trombone play- ers. This doesn't keep him busy long enough, so he has to spend the rest of his time at recess selling lunch checks. He hopes to be able to get a. position counting money in her! :L bank. Band 121. Orchestra 111. Condon, Leo, Leo is a rather stout, quiet lad, and is never through his breakfast in time to walk to school in the morning. XVe all wonder where he spends his evenings. Coney, John E. And here is one John Coney, XVho thinks that studying's phoney g He's lots of speed but no control, And yet we know he'1l reach his goal. Coombs, Grace, She has succeeded in being A jolly companion, A good worker, too: What more is a student able to do 'Z Cooper, Bessie, Can she debate? You ought to hear Her adversaries can't como near her. That's but one of the talents which in her appear, But alas! vve've no space to tell the rest here. Girls' Debating Society 131 1Presi- dent1. Cadet Debutantes 121 1'lst Lieut.1. Bates League Debating Team 121. Desp4atches for Wash- ington. Senior-Junior Play. Coming, John B. A wonderful trackman and scholar, too, Nothing he attempts, he cannot do, He'l1 be a success, you can bet Pl dollar, This brilliant future Harvard scholar. French Play. Track 111-

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Casey, Francis L. Fat Francis is very quiet when in school, and uses his study periods to get his lessons in. However, he has a wonderful smile and a luring blush for all the girls. Vvatch your step, girls, Ban 111 . he's dangerous! d 121. Orchestra 141. Cadets Chandler, Beulah M. Education is received in many ways. That's why Beulah doesn't study too hardy for she makes up in other ways. Cadet Debutantes 121 . Chase, Raymond, The only difficulty with Ray is that he is too bashful. Anyone who has seen that twinkle in his eye while waiting for the Charleston car, wishes he would let himself out a little more. R. O. T. C. 131. Clark, Alfreda, Freda has a passion for the very bloodiest of Poe's stories. We pre- dict that some day she'll be a tragedy queen in the movies, Debating 141. Debutantes 111. Clough, Ruth, Ruth's our medal speaker, An actress, an author, a scholar, toog In fact, when we stop to think we Wonder If there's anything Ruth can't do. Cadet Debutantes 111. Junior Ex- hibition 1MedaI1. Oracle 121. French Play 111. Cluff, Marion C. YVhoever gets up against Marion, Has more than she can swallowg For everywhere that Marion goes, The basketball's sure to follow. Manager Girls' Basketball 111. Cadet Debutante 111. Cohen, Dora, Do This Queen of Hearts drew a diamond At the first of her Senior year, That the rest of her life may bo plumb full of joy, Is the Senior class wish, most sincere. Debating 121. Debutantes Ser- geant 111. Despatches for Wash- mgton.' l Cohen, Isadore, Conk NVe're proud of our scholars and speakers, too, But what of this boy in Crimson hue? May his fame know no bounds, his success is proclaimed And some day among athletes he'll surely be named. Football 131. 1Captain 11. Cadets 121. Basketball 111.

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Coyne, James, Slim Slim in figure, slim in name, That's how Coyne gets his fame. Crosby, Charlotte, With glistening eyes, and rosy lips And black, shining tresses, too, The heart breaker of the social set Is fond of the Packard even yet. Cadet Debutantes 121. Crowe, Eleanor, A friend We've got in Ellie, A true blue friend indeed, She's just the best sport ever Was, Her friends are all agreed. Crowell, Alan W. Alan is our fiddler, I-Ie plays Well, that's a fact, But when asked his nickname said, Please do not call me FAT. Orchestra 145. Oracle Board 111. Cadets 111. R. 0. T. C. 131, 12nd Lieut.J Senate 111. Junior Semi- Semi Finals. French Play. Crowell, Helen, Here's to a versatile miss, One of the finest in her class, True to her lessons and duties alike, A true friend and companion, this charming lass. Debutantes 127. Sponsor, R. O. T. C. Crowell, Ruth, A rippling laugh, a cheery grin, That's the way Ruthie Waltzes in, Lessons ne'er did trouble her Nor did they e'er her charms deter. Senior Play 111. Sponsor R. O. T. C. Debutantes 123. Crowley, Celia, Celia may appear quiet but ask someone who knows her if she isn't a sport. She is sometimes studious and sometimes not. Her favorite lesson is shorthand! Campbell, Pauline S. Polly Polly just came to us this year, but We've all learned to like her in even that short time.